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Posted 11-02-2009 at 09:55 PM by Black Rose
  • The composites with filler particles not exceeding 0.6-1μm size(minifillers)
  • The use of a filler size below that of visible light wavelength enables the material to maintain a better shine, as the exposed filler edges will not readily reflect light.
  • Moreover, the larger filler particle size will also give better strength and mechanical properties than micro-filled materials.
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